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WENHAM — With tax season now underway, Deputy Chief Kevin DiNapoli and the Wenham Police Department would like to advise the community to be careful with personal and financial information when filing, in order to avoid falling victim to common scams.
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Animal Control Officer Steve Kavanaugh would like to inform residents about recent turkey encounters reported by residents, and share tips for avoiding aggressive behavior. Recently, sightings have been reported on Pleasant Street. Wild turkeys can be dangerous and Wenham Police
Read MoreChief Thomas Perkins is pleased to announce that the Wenham Police Department has been awarded a total of $10,359 in federal grant funds allocated by the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security’s Office of Grants and Research (OGR).
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As part of National Crime Prevention Month, Deputy Chief Kevin DiNapoli and the Wenham Police Department would like to advise residents to always use caution when using ride-sharing apps as a means of transportation. “Ride-sharing is a great resource for
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As part of National Crime Prevention Month, Deputy Chief Kevin DiNapoli and the Wenham Police Department wish to share with residents ways they can keep their home safe from criminals, both in the real world and digitally. October is National
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WENHAM — Deputy Chief Kevin DiNapoli and Detective Jason Lucontoni are pleased to announce that the Wenham Police Department, in conjunction with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), will once again be participating in National Drug Take Back Day this weekend.
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As part of National Crime Prevention Month, Deputy Chief Kevin DiNapoli and the Wenham Police Department wish to warn the public about common types of scams. October is National Crime Prevention Month. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports that in
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Chief Thomas Perkins and the Wenham Police Department would like to advise residents to properly secure their vehicles to prevent break-ins and avoid being easy targets for thieves this season. The summer season is most popular for vehicle thefts and
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Police Chief Thomas Perkins and Town Administrator Anthony Ansaldi report two Danvers residents were issued summons this weekend after allegedly stealing three Black Lives Matter signs from properties in town. A 78-YEAR-OLD DANVERS MAN and a 67-YEAR-OLD DANVERS WOMAN were
Read MoreThe Wenham Board of Health has “Officially” opened playgrounds and baseball fields in town. Board of Health approved signs are now up and hand sanitizing stations have been installed. The bathrooms have also been re-opened and are being cleaned daily.
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